FAQs
What is the role of a Mental Health Facilitator at Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust?
The Mental Health Facilitator is responsible for delivering health checks to patients on the SMI register, conducting blood tests, creating care plans, and working collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams and other agencies to support the mental and physical health of patients.
Is phlebotomy training required for this position?
Yes, candidates must either be already phlebotomy trained or agree to undergo phlebotomy training as part of the role.
What support does Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust provide to new employees?
The Trust offers a robust induction period, regular supervision, support, and a structured learning journey to help employees achieve their long-term career goals.
What are the working hours like for this role?
The role offers flexibility in working hours and patterns in accordance with the Trust's flexible working policy.
Is there room for career progression in this role?
Yes, there are opportunities for career progression and advancement through a structured learning journey designed to develop your strengths and achieve your goals.
What is the holiday allowance for this position?
The position starts with a generous holiday allowance of 27 days.
Can staff access health and wellbeing support?
Yes, the Trust offers access to health and wellbeing support for all team members.
What type of environment do Mental Health Facilitators work in?
Mental Health Facilitators work in a variety of settings, including a Team Base and patients’ homes.
Will I need to manage a diary or schedule?
Yes, you will be responsible for managing your diary and clinics within a GP surgery to complete physical health observations and mental health care plans.
Is there a probationary period for new employees?
Yes, all substantive roles come with a 6-month probationary period.
Does the trust encourage applications from diverse backgrounds?
Yes, the Trust actively encourages applications from all sections of the community, particularly from underrepresented groups.